JPEGmini

Keeping an extensive collection of photographs and favorite images can sometimes take up a considerable amount of memory from users storage devices. Multiple software solutions offer compression features for images and one of them is JPEGmini. It will provide people with a friendly approach that will enable them to resize their images and save them to the preferred resolution, while still retaining their quality.

JPEGmini carries a clean interface that boasts a stylish layout, with very little features and a dark theme. Users will be able to add their JPEG files with ease, by either using the provided file navigator and browsing to their location or by simply dragging them on the interface.

Once the files have been inputted, the application will initiate the compression process immediately, and this might not be what everyone wants. A confirmation dialogue would have been good to have, since one might drag images accidentally on the application and the compression process cannot be reverted.

People can select multiple images and drag them over the application’s interface and after the compression process, they will be able to view the amount of disk space saved, per session or in total. Nevertheless, the loaded files cannot be previewed entirely, as the utility will display only the last file of the batch and this could also be frustrating.

In addition to its compression features, the utility offers the possibility to resize the loaded images, using several predefined templates. However, these templates cannot be altered and this, coupled with the fact that it only supports the JPEG format, make JPEGmini quite restrictive.

This application addresses those who wish to compress or resize their JPEG files and therefore save up precious disk space. It will offer them an easy-to-use package, which provides straightforward handling and intuitive features. In spite of that, the utility doesn’t provide any confirmation dialogues for the compression process, adjustments for the resizing templates or support to other image formats apart from JPEG.